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>"real Amiga hardware"

No.

Im currently building a classic amiga version - so watch this space!

Good. I hope you manage to have it run at full speed on a non-ultrabeefed Amiga.

that wont be possible unfortunately without an accelerator card lua cant run on a 68000 at 7mhz at a decent frame rate.

Sure, the expectation was never for 68k, which has no cache, to go very far.

68030 is relatively common and could do it, if the expected level of lua performance is reasonable.

>modern CPU architectures like RISC-V provide no overflow traps

Irrelevant. Simplicity here is better than complexity.

Unless you're handwriting assembly, this is a compiler's job.

It is safe to assume that at least one actual Arch developer was compromised by this.

The followup attack on Arch itself is not going to be pretty.

Applaud the preservation.

tl;dr: FAFO

>RISC-V is inevitable

RISC-V is inevitable

>And its time certainly "starts" now.

RISC-V is rapidly growing the strongest ecosystem.

>RISC-V is still too slow

The list of purposes for which this is true is shrinking.

That new SpacemiT K3 chip with RVA23 compatibility that started shipping last month is certainly impressive.

The Swiss can choose what they want for their country. If they don't want immigrants, so be it.

This is proper Democracy.

There's no use being so negative; The genie will not get back into the bottle.

Luddites, the whole of them.

Why wouldn't you use an ADC and store music digitally?

RISC-V is rapidly growing the strongest ecosystem.